This comprehensive workshop service repair manual provides a detailed guide for all repairs, both mechanical and electrical, on BMW R1100RT and R1100RS motorcycles. The manual covers all models and repairs in an A-Z format, ensuring you have access to the information you need for every repair task. With its abundance of detailed pictures and diagrams, the manual makes understanding and completing repairs easier and more efficient. You can easily print the pages you need to have a physical copy for convenient reference while working on your motorcycle.

The BMW R1100RT and R1100RS are iconic motorcycles that captured the essence of sport touring and sport riding respectively, defining a generation of BMW motorcycles during the 1990s. These machines, powered by a robust 1,085cc air-cooled boxer engine, offered a blend of performance, comfort, and practicality that resonated with riders across the globe. The R1100RT, with its full fairing, integrated luggage, and comfortable seating position, was designed for long-distance journeys and comfortable everyday riding. It offered riders a smooth and stable ride, even at high speeds, thanks to its telescopic front fork and Paralever rear suspension. On the other hand, the R1100RS, sporting a half-fairing and a more aggressive riding position, emphasized sport riding, prioritizing agility and handling. Both models featured a robust steel frame and a low-slung design, contributing to their handling prowess and stability. The R1100RT and R1100RS were also pioneers in their integration of modern technology. The R1100RT, in particular, was one of the first motorcycles to feature an integrated ABS system, enhancing safety and rider confidence. Both models boasted a reliable electric starter and a fuel-injected engine, contributing to a smooth and effortless riding experience. The R1100 series also introduced a new fuel gauge and a digital speedometer, adding to their modern appeal. However, their air-cooled engines, although durable and reliable, had a reputation for being slightly less powerful than the liquid-cooled offerings of the competition. Nonetheless, their smooth power delivery and inherent robustness earned them a loyal following. Today, the R1100RT and R1100RS remain popular choices for enthusiasts seeking motorcycles that balance performance, comfort, and practicality. They are a testament to BMW's engineering prowess and their commitment to building motorcycles that endure the test of time.